The differences in price are staggering, but all promos below still provide significant savings. Whether you spend hundreds or thousands of dollars, I’m pretty sure you’ll get your money’s worth. Unless otherwise stated, the following discounts are valid until March 9, 2010:
Sharp 47″ Full HD 1080p LCD TV now only $699 after $500 instant savings! (end date: 03/04/2010 at 5:55 AM)
Mitsubishi WD-82737 82″ 1080p 120Hz Home Theater DLP HDTV – Now only $2648
Coupon Code: AFLMIT2648
Mitsubishi L65-A90 65″ LaserVue Rear Projection HDTV – Now only $3844
Coupon Code: AFLMIT3844
Sharp Aquos LC-40E77U 40″ 1080p 120Hz Refresh Rate LCD HDTV – Now …read more

For a limited only (according to an email we just received), Buy.com is offering TVs from Philips and Proscan, starting at $150 and $220 respectively. TVs from other brands are also available, so check out the links below!
Philips 32PFL3504D 32″ LCD HDTV w/ 3 HDMI and Pixel Plus – Refurbished
SAVE $260.00
Buy.com price: $339.99
List price: $599.99
Philips 42PFL3704D/F7B 42″ 1080p LCD HDTV w/ 3 HDMI Inputs – Refurbished
SAVE $320.00
Buy.com price: $579.99
List price: $899.99
Philips Magnavox 19MD357B/37B 19″ 720p LCD HDTV w/ Built-in DVD Player – Refurbished
SAVE 68%
Buy.com price: $159.99
List price: $499.99
Philips 19PFL3504D/F7 19″ 720p LCD TV w/ 2 HDMI – Refurbished
SAVE 50%
Buy.com …read more

All the following deals available from Dell.com, and are available only to US shoppers. But they will last until the 26th or the 28th. So if you need something new for 2010, now’s the perfect time to save on your purchase!
Promos ending on January 28:
Dell’s most popular laptops starting at only $449 after instant savings.
Studio 15 laptop with new Core i3 processor for just $799 after instant savings.
Find an Inspiron Mini 10 netbook to fit your needs starting at $299 + free 2 business day shipping!
Over $300 in savings on a fully loaded Studio desktop with 24″ monitor. Only …read more

A recent email from Optimized Cable Company founder David French boasts about the company’s prices and customer service. But when it comes to HDMI cables, customer service isn’t really applicable for a relatively knowledgeable guy like me, except for order follow-ups and defective item returns. So the real question is about OCC’s prices: would you pay $25 for a 15-foot HDMI cable?
To be sure, 15 feet should be enough for any home theater/computer setup. That length allows enough slack to twist, tuck and fasten for maximum neatness. Go to NewEgg however and you’ll find 6-foot cables that go for around …read more

At CEDIA 2008, Mitsubishi finally revealed the prices of its drool-worthy LaserVue TVs. The problem now is where to come up with all that cash, since the “lower-end” 65-incher will set you back by $7,000.

The Sears at Tracy, CA (get directions) is (or was) offering the Sharp Aquos LC-52D82U 52 inch LCD for a lot less than $900. As the story goes:
I don’t know if this is a great deal but I got the Sharp Aquos LC-52D82U 52 inch LCD for $882.71 OTD on clearance at Sears. It was marked down to $899.99 and the sales guy gave me another 10% off because they needed to get rid of all of last years model. I have a copy of the receipt if anyone needs it.
Scan of receipt is below
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It initially seems odd that Logitech would launch a Mac-only webcam: All Macs but the Mini and Pro have a built in iSight camera.
Reading the specs gives the answer — the QuickCam Vision Pro is a significant step up in performance from the built-in option.

The two megapixel Quickcam can supply 720p video via an autofocus Carl Zeiss lens, and has a built in microphone.
The camera will cost $130.00 USD and – floating eerily as it does in the product shot – the Quickcam reminds me of nothing other than the Empire’s Imperial Probe Droid, or Probot.
Source: Logitech QuickCam …read more

Fancy a TV that lets you surf the web, load online services like YouTube, Google’s Picasa web album, and Bloomberg ? An internet surfer’s dream crome true indeed. Panasonic’s new VIERA PZ850 series Plasma HDTV’s with VIERA CAST will enable consumers, using the new and elegant Panasonic VIERA CAST interface, to easily browse, find and watch free videos from YouTube and view photos from their Picasa Web Albums in the comfort of their living room or even office. I guess this would have sounded far fetched 10 years ago. Things have changed indeed.
We first saw this TV sets over at …read more

Holy DVD. Looks like the HD-DVD camp could be throwing in their towels soon as the renowned Japanese electronics retailer Edion is allowing buyers to swap their Toshiba HD DVD boxes for brand new Blu-ray players (Sony, Panasonic). The swap begins in March 2008 and consumers only have to sum up the price difference. Looks like the press release below from Toshiba was translated from a Japan one…hmmmm
Toshiba’s HD-DVD-related business end of the Company’s response As of February 20, 1920, Toshiba Corporation from the end of business on HD-DVD announcement regarding the Company As a response to this matter, following …read more

Alienware showed off a Projection display at CES 2008 that goes at a blazing fast 0.2 ms refresh rate. Veronica Belmont was there to take a video on behalf of Engadget. Now this screen is not LCD or plasma or Laser TV nor a OLED screen but one of those old style rear projection that’s curved. Now I’d sell my car to get one of this and hook up my eyes with some 3D glasses for some Nintendo Wii gameplay (dreaming yes).
Update: According to the Wiki here, some viewers experience eye strain, headaches, and migraines when viewing DLP screens. So …read more